Alysia Montano doesn't worry much about all the medals that were essentially stolen from her by drug cheats over the years. Eventually, she hopes, she'll get them.
The 800-meter runner does worry about whether anything will really change when it comes to the corrupt, doping-infested sport in which she makes a living.
As she prepares for the U.S. Olympic trials, which begin next week, Montano sees small shifts and small victories for those who have vowed to clean up the sport, and yet, no true swell of outrage among the athletes she competes with, and against, for these precious spots in the world's biggest events.